In which regions does the fisher live?

Answer 1

The fisher is a North American marten. It is often living in trees, often pursuing prey into small hollows or burrows in the ground. Fishers are often found in coniferous or mixed forests with high, continuous canopy cover. They avoid open spaces. Recent sightings of fishers include them making their way into the suburban backyards, farmlands, and even semi-urban areas in Michigan and Pennsylvania. They are also found from the Sierra Navada in California to the Appalachians in West Virginia and north to New England, as well as in south Alaska and across most of Canada. There is a very small population located also in the Rocky Mountains. ~ Hexedgirl92

Answer 2

The fisher is native to forested areas of North America, including parts of Canada and the United States such as the Pacific Northwest, the Great Lakes region, and the Northeast. They are typically found in areas with dense vegetation and access to water sources.